Criminal defence

• What happens if you've been charged with a motoring offence
  Posted on December 12, 2019 by Admin
  Most people consider themselves ‘law abiding citizens’, but anyone can get caught out when it comes to committing motoring offences. A survey carried out by Onepoll revealed that millions of people who believe they are law abiding commit about seven crimes a week. Driving offences, which include speeding and using a mobile phone while driving, were at the top of the list. Here QualitySolicitors talk about types of motoring offences, the penalties incurred and when to seek professional legal advice.
  
  
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  Posted in: Criminal defence
  Tagged: Criminal defence, motoring offence, vehicle offence
• Summer time is the wrong time for noisy neighbours
  Posted on August 4, 2014 by QualitySolicitors
  The sun is out, you’re preparing to go on holiday or spend a lazy weekend sipping iced drinks and eating barbecue food in the back garden. What can possibly go wrong? Unfortunately despite the sunshine, summer and the holidays don’t always go smoothly. You don’t want to worry when you should be enjoying the season, so QualitySolicitors have done the worrying for you, with a series of humorous but helpful scenarios.
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  Posted in: Criminal defence
  Tagged: summer, law, noisy neighbours, disputes
• Whole life sentences – UK rulings
  Posted on March 13, 2014 by QualitySolicitors
  A recent appeal court ruling has stated that whole life sentences can still be imposed by judges in England and Wales for the most serious cases of murder. Here we look at what this decision means, and how it affects future cases.
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  Posted in: Criminal defence
  Tagged: criminal law, life sentence, European court, murder jail sentence, court of appeal, European human rights
• What is mortgage fraud?
  Posted on December 17, 2013 by QualitySolicitors
  Mortgage fraud is a criminal act that involves obtaining a mortgage by making false claims on your application and it is becoming increasingly common. Even if you tell a 'little white lie' when applying for your mortgage, you are still committing mortgage fraud.
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  Posted in: Criminal defence
  Tagged: Mortgage verification Scheme, mortgage fraud, HMRC mortgages, fake details on mortgages, mortgage applications.
• Unlicensed and uninsured: when the victim becomes the perpetrator
  Posted on August 5, 2013 by QualitySolicitors
  When it comes to driving offences, most people aren’t always aware of their rights or the law.
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  Posted in: Criminal defence
  Tagged: Criminal defence, death caused by driving, motoring offence, Road Safety Act 2006, uninsured driving, unlicensed driving